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Anonymous wrote:If, within a text, there is a passage in which a person is performing an action and then thinking about something, would you use quotation marks around the thought and a question mark at the end of the question within the thought? e.g. She sat on the rock and looked out to...

Yes, it's fine as it is. The question mark always goes at the end, even if there's some kind of subordinate clause or phrase after the actual question. If there's too much text after the question, then you're better to re-word it so the interrogative sense doesn't get lost in the following...